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multiphoton microscope system. Acquisition and processing of imaging data. Cooperation with biological partners. Documentation of results (reports, plots, preparation of materials for presentations/publications
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experiments in macrophages and carry out their quantitative analysis. The work will involve image processing, segmentation and tracking using Maestro and ShuttleTracker, complemented by Python-based analysis
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International Centre for Translational Eye Research / Institute of Physical Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences | Poland | 4 days ago
research as related to imaging and biochemical techniques to support advances in understanding the etiology and treatment of human blinding diseases. The new research agenda (carried under International
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research and teaching team in the field of image information engineering. The team’s work combines vision systems and computer vision, AI-based image data analysis, VR/XR technologies, and the integration
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October 1, 2026: Laboratory of Clinical Engineering, Chair of Surgery) Medical University of Lublin, to carry out research tasks for the National Science Centre OPUS 28 project entitled: “Combining Advanced
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5 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Medical University of Silesia Department Department and Department of Basic Biomedical Sciences Research Field Pharmacological sciences » Pharmacy
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Łukasiewicz Research Network – PORT Polish Center for Technology Development | Poland | 3 months ago
research and innovation project carried out under the RESET initiative, aimed at strengthening the institution’s research capacity by enhancing competencies in biomedical data acquisition, management, and
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pathomechanisms and developing prototype drug candidates. Project outcomes will be protected as intellectual property and will provide a foundation for translation through clinical studies and appropriate